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Digital Television Transmission Network Main Stations MUX MAX ERP Site County Polarity CH. kW CAIRN HILL Longford 47 H 160 CLERMONT CARN Louth 52 V 160 DUNGARVAN Waterford 55 H 10 HOLYWELL HILL Donegal 30 H 20 KIPPURE Wicklow 54 H 63 MAGHERA Clare 48 H 160 MOUNT LEINSTER Wexford 23 H 160 MULLAGHANISH Kerry 21 H 200 SPUR HILL Cork 45 H 50 THREE ROCK Dublin 30 H 63 TRUSKMORE Sligo 53 H 160 WOODCOCK HILL Clare 47 H 10 Relay Stations MUX MAX ERP Site County Polarity CH. kW Achill Mayo 47 V 2 Aranmore Donegal 47 V 4 Arklow Wicklow 21 V 0.25 Ballina Tipperary 58 V 0.1 Ballybofey Donegal 47 V 0.1 Bandon Cork 47 H 0.04 Bantry Cork 52 V & H 2 Cahir Tipperary 28 V 0.06 Casla Galway 45 V 2.5 Castlebar Mayo 22 H 2 Castletownbere Cork 55 V 4 Clifden Galway 26 V 5 Clonakilty Cork 48 H 0.05 Clonmany Donegal 49 V 0.02 Clonmel Tipperary 55 H 0.5 Cnoc an Óir Kerry 47 V 1.5 Collins Barracks Cork 50 V 0.08 Crosshaven Cork 46 V 0.5 Dingle Kerry 30 V 0.5 Dooncarton Mayo 27 V & H 0.5 Drimoleague Cork 42 V 0.05 Ennistimon Clare 58 H 0.02 Fanad Donegal 55 V 1.5 Fermoy Cork 52 V 0.05 Ferrypoint Waterford 47 V 0.05 Forth Mountain Wexford 52 V 0.5 Gallows Hill Waterford 22 V 0.25 Glanmire Cork 47 H 0.2 MUX MAX ERP Site County Polarity CH. kW Glencolumcille Donegal 45 H 0.2 Glenties Donegal 46 H 0.1 Gorey Wexford 55 H 0.01 Greenore Louth 43 V 0.2 Greystones Wicklow 52 V 0.5 Kilduff Tipperary 52 H 25 Kilkeaveragh Kerry 47 V 8 Kilmacthomas Waterford 46 V 0.01 Kinsale Cork 30 V 0.03 Knockmoyle Kerry 52 V 1 Laragh Wicklow 47 H 0.025 Leap Cork 44 H 0.02 Letterkenny Donegal 53 V 2 Maamclassach Kerry 46 V 0.2 Magheraroarty Donegal 22 V 0.5 Malin Donegal 28 H 2 Mitchelstown Cork 40 V 0.5 Monaghan Monaghan 55 H 2 Moville Donegal 45 H 2 Mt. Gabriel Cork 37 V & H 0.5 Rosscarbery Cork 57 H 0.05 Suir Valley Kilkenny 52 V 2 Timoleague Cork 29 V 0.01 Tonabrocky Galway 26 V 0.25 DTT Channels / Frequencies: CH. MHz CH. MHz CH. MHz 21 474 34 578 47 682 22 482 35 586 48 690 23 490 36 594 49 698 24 498 37 602 50 706 25 506 38 610 51 714 26 514 39 618 52 722 27 522 40 626 53 730 28 530 41 634 54 738 29 538 42 642 55 746 30 546 43 650 56 754 31 554 44 658 57 762 32 562 45 666 58 770 33 570 46 674 59 778 UHF Receiving Aerial Groups: Group Channels Bandwidth Colour Code A 21 – 37 470 – 606 MHz █ Red B 35 – 53 582 – 734 MHz █ Yellow C/D 48 – 68 686 – 860 MHz █ Green W 21 – 68 470 – 860 MHz █ Black K 21 – 48 470 – 694 MHz █ Silver E 35 – 68 582 – 860 MHz █ Brown Note: Although Wideband Aerials can be used effectively in many situations, their poor out-of-band rejection of unwanted signals may require additional filtering, especially in fringe reception areas, or where mast-head / distribution amplification is employed. Block ‘B’ Cookstown Court, Old Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Tel: (01) 2082223 Web: www.2rn.ie Email: [email protected] .

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